Sentence examples for frequent debates from inspiring English sources

There were frequent debates, especially during baseball season, about the pros and cons of George Steinbrenner and the Yankees empire.

During the primaries, Mr. Gore sprang on Bill Bradley, his Democratic opponent, an offer to eliminate television commercials in exchange for frequent debates.

Immigration is a major contributor to overall population growth in New Zealand, and that has led to frequent debates about limiting immigration.

My early days in Liberal politics were characterised by frequent debates locally with both Labour and Conservative parties through which one rapidly learned how to promote and defend one's beliefs.

Mr. Gore's soft-money challenge to Mr. Bush builds on a similar position taken by the vice president in March, when he proposed that both campaigns forgo those contributions and campaign through frequent debates rather than television advertising.

Saying that he was beginning to enjoy the GOP's frequent debates, Perry addressed those who don't think he's equipped for the job of U.S. president.

(Her qualifications as a "fun mom" are the topic of frequent debate among her children).

The lake is the focus of frequent debate about its stewardship — the Nature Conservancy manages some areas.

A topic of frequent debate was whether the Second Avenue subway would alleviate crowding on the East Side line.

"Long-term, is it better for England to promote Jonny Bairstow up the order in Test cricket and hand Buttler – or some other keeper – the gloves?" has become a frequent debating point during a one‑sided Test series.

A frequent debate concerns whether stars should be required to stand in line with the hundreds of people who arrive daily to deal with traffic violations, or should be given backdoor access to the court.